Gift stocks to a handle, not a wallet.
Pick a tokenized stock, type the @ they already use. The shares land at that handle the second you hit send.
No signup on their side, and no wallet to connect on yours
They sign in with their account to claim.
Where do they post?
Greyed platforms do not hand out a numeric user id for free, and the wallet has to be bound to one.
No signup and no wallet to connect. You get an address to send to.
3
sends so far
28
stocks you can send
0
brokerage accounts required
How it works
Brokerages are for paperwork.
Handles are for people.
01
You pick a stock and type an @
Choose a tokenized share, type the handle you already know, set the number of shares. That is the entire send flow, and it never asks you to connect a wallet.
02
A wallet appears at their handle
The moment you hit send, a wallet exists holding the tokens, tied to that account's permanent id rather than the name on it. They do not need a brokerage, a signup, or even to know yet.
@ninamakes
0xb7b5921 . . . a6cf3c6682b336ad
03
They sign in, and the shares are theirs
Logging in with that same account is the proof. There is no claim transaction and no gas: the tokens were already at an address only they can unlock. From there they can withdraw anywhere.
Signed in as @ninamakes
Ownership proven
Waiting for you
0.5 NVDA
The catalog
28 tickers, tokenized
on Robinhood Chain.
Every ticker here is a Robinhood Stock Token, an ERC-20 issued against the underlying share. Each address was read off the contract rather than copied from a list, because the same ticker at a different address is a different token.
TSLA
Tesla
AAPL
Apple
NVDA
NVIDIA
MSFT
Microsoft
AMZN
Amazon
GOOGL
Alphabet Class A
META
Meta Platforms
NFLX
Netflix
AMD
AMD
AVGO
Broadcom
COIN
Coinbase
PLTR
Palantir Technologies
MSTR
Strategy Inc.
SHOP
Shopify
GME
GameStop
F
Ford Motor
INTC
Intel
MU
Micron Technology
QCOM
Qualcomm
CRM
Salesforce
ORCL
Oracle
BA
Boeing
COST
Costco
LLY
Eli Lilly
JNJ
Johnson & Johnson
PFE
Pfizer
SPY
SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust
QQQ
Invesco QQQ
Every address above was read off its own contract rather than copied from a list, because the same ticker at a different address is a different token.
The ledger
Every send, out in the open.
Each send lands in a wallet you can look up yourself. Nothing here asks to be trusted: the wallet, the balance and the transfer are all on-chain, readable by anyone, forever.
1 TSLA
@fg• on x
28m agoawaiting depositWallet 0xdfD9634aCAfF9f04B220600470E80319bC230F73 verify it yourself on the explorer
0.0007 TSLA
@johnbnbnbn on github
3h agoawaiting depositWallet 0xdcbF1F49Fa1fd74a263C232622120d0586a8D32f verify it yourself on the explorer
0.0007 AAPL
@johnbnbnbn on github
3h agolandedWallet 0xdcbF1F49Fa1fd74a263C232622120d0586a8D32f verify it yourself on the explorer
Built so the careful people relax.
No brokerage on their side
You can send Tesla to someone who has never owned a share. The wallet waits for them either way, and nothing expires while it does.
We never hold the keys
The tokens sit in a wallet bound to their account, split so no single party holds a whole key. Giftstock cannot move, freeze or lose them.
Nothing expires
A send claimed a year later is the same shares. There is no deadline, no clawback, and no way for us to take it back.
Works wherever they already are, once the platform hands out a user id
The next person you gift a share
does not need a brokerage.
Just their handle. The rest already works.
Send your first share